DIGITAL CAMERA

[frank_f15]

DAVID; after playing with camera for a few days, and learning how to resize i tend to agree with u, i think i will shoot most in high res. and resize to post, want to do that because i am afarid iwill shoot someting in low res, and not be able to get good prints..

 

[Harv]

I think you've got it, Frank!

Don't see how a picture could get any better than that.

 

[MossRoad]

Nice shot. Hey, if you've got the space, you might as well fill it up with tractor pictures, right?

 

[glennmac]

At least in the Mac world, Adobe now has skinned-down version of Photoshop called Photo Elements, I think. You can get it bundle with some printers. Anyone have any experience with it or what it is and isnt?

 

[Harv]

<font color=blue>Adobe now has skinned-down version of Photoshop called Photo Elements</font color=blue>

I hadn't heard about that one, Glenn. Shows you how out of touch I've become.

Printers and scanners used to come with Photoshop LE (limited edition), which was a fairly full-bodied version of the product. And then there's the Adobe PhotoDeluxe, which is/was a common bundled item that provided some basic editing ability.

Anybody who really wants to edit photos probably doesn't have to look too far or spend very much to get started.

 

[looch]

<font color=blue>or spend very much to get started</font color=blue>

I use a free package called "The Gimp" - GNU Image Manipulation Program. It is a very capable package. <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.gimp.org>http://www.gimp.org</A> It is designed for X11 systems (UNIX), but there are ports for Windows and OS/2.

 

[GlueGuy]

<font color=blue>Adobe now has skinned-down version of Photoshop called Photo Elements</font color=blue>

The version of Photshop they used to call "LE", was updated to this for both the Mac and Windows. I read a review of it that was very complimentary. I've used the business edition that came bundled with something else, but I never liked it as well as good ol' Paint Shop Pro.

 

[MossRoad]

You could also fill up your hard drive with pictures of pets. Here's one of my cat. He can put his paws on the dining room table; its 31 inches high.